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Articles in Jul 2002 issue of Golf Course News

• Architects must cater to 'real golfers'
• Troon unveils management system
• Living a million-dollar dream
  by Poling, Jerry
• New MACH 2 rates approved
• Textron continues refocusing efforts
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• GCN initiatives keep pace with changing industry
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Lawrence learning to manage TifSport at TPC at Wakefield
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Protecting par: Pebble Beach returns 67-foot cypress tree to 18th hole
  by Saunders, Doug
• Advanced Turf Solutions merges with Turf Professionals Choice
• FGS building on first contract
  by Rice, Derek
• Cleaning intakes helps reduce pump station repairs
  by Ross, Kevin
• 11-year prep for 2003 Open, The
• LandBank focuses on natural space
  by Rice, Derek
• Turf Seed forging ahead with naturally Roundup resistant turf
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Syngenta primed for continued growth
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Becker Underwood aligns MicroBio operating and marketing functions
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Tools of the trade: Miller shows off revamped TPC at Four Seasons
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• CourseCo develops turfgrass program for inner city kids
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Bunker lining, drainage companies look to renovation
  by Rice, Derek
• Bayer gains FTC approval for Aventis CropScience buyout
• Rutgers unveils new turf management degree program
• AGC defamation suits proceed in Illinois
  by Rice, Derek
• Correction
• Teamwork, communication key
  by Horton, Ted
• Oneidas building on casino, golf successes
  by Rice, Derek
• Dunn: SRO will 'stay vigilant'
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Superintendents have many options for turf removal projects
  by Rice, Derek
• Rough notes: Spring Creek converts
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Point: The case for hiring a management company / Counterpoint: Management companies: A necessary expense?
  by Kahn, Michale A